Bears in the taiga may eat anything from roots, nuts, and berries to rodents, salmon, and carrion. 10 Interesting Facts About Bears. 2. of 15. Beavers . Frank Fichtmüller / Getty Images.

SIBERIAN SUMMERS DON'T last long. The snows linger into May, and the cold returns in September, freezing the taiga into a still life awesome in its desolation: endless miles of forests scattered ...

Hungry bears pose a threat in the fall. Hunting cabins collapse under the weight of snow and fallen trees in the winter. Warmer weather brings an infestation of mosquitoes, which only a sticky ...

The taiga here is dark due to fir, spruce and cedar, and tall pine trees stand on the banks of the river, with birch trees just becoming green after the winter, and a few fishermen.

Then Vasyukov’s material was handed over to Werner Herzog; he, his son Rudolph, and editor Joe Bini reduced it to around 90 minutes for Happy People: A Year In The Taiga, a typically Herzog-ian ...

Taiga is the largest zone in Russia by length and width. It covers the territory from Pskov to Magadan! This ecosystem mostly consists of coniferous trees and swamps: The northern taiga has more ...

A female polar bear at the Canadian Polar Bear Habitat in Cochrane has died suddenly. Ten-year-old Taiga passed away yesterday morning. Taiga had been living at the habitat for almost a year but ...